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#35 - Long pen, short text

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Created Oct 22 2008 - 10:20pm
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Story_publish_date: 
February 4, 2007
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Margaret Atwood helps Alice Munro sign books from afar. Wayne shares text with distant revisers, movies about Virginia Woolf, and Amnesty International comments on a document Canada would not sign.
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(1:10 - 9:12) Alex Samur, host of the Radio Book Lounge on the rabble podcast network, takes us to a book signing that uses an almost brand new invention. (9:30 - 10:52) Wayne's got a new web 2.0 tool to help with online collaboration. This one is called ShortText. (11:59 - 14:40) Music from the Tokyo Police Club - the song is called Citizens of Tomorrow. (15:16 - 17:46) Amnesty International Canada's Secretary General Alex Neve answers a question about Canada's refusal to sign the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. (18:22 - 23:34) Cathi and Judi, those Reel Women of ours, take a stab at Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. (24:20 - 26:20) Music from the Tokyo Police Club - Nature of the Experiment, their song is called.

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